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Speaker 1: the difference is you've got guys like bj and alec Ogletree.

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Speaker 1: So they know what their their job and what they

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Speaker 1: game with my mental part um, going back to understanding

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Speaker 1: learn from Jonathan Stewart. So even though I run a

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